The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-03

: held back million OIL soldiers, backed b
oil Europe for Tour yesys, are animate
with nothing ignoble. Wo want peace
fraternity and love for our common couu
try. Tor the "cuto and trailing yankee" ~
well as for tho grand men OF tho soutl
aud West, and YO warn the politicians Q
both psrtiea that II elther presses up
on the country for Presidential honor
a nun whogo election is likely 10 Great
bitter hostility on the part Of the survivor
Of tho great army that fought us co lon
and go brGyely, wo will calt our vote Ii
the interest OF peace. We respect thl
; mon that fought US. We will moi wounl
their feelings. The sbnie end blood,
shirt!sn Of the vindlctiye ["fos hayo no
chosen twelve and ono oil you Is devil"
can do US no harm. Wo hear It with 70
gret. We meet It with tho dignity tha
becomes the fallen heroca Of greS
cause, the remnant Of au army whoat
deeds Of heroism, devotion snd glory will
survive sill the culumny hGaped upon ne
and chine In history as long as history re-
cords the deeds Of the world's heroeg. We
boast not superiority over tho, Northern
army. II WAS battle between brothers
and these brothers gisnts. It WAS battle
between two great armies, representing
two different civilizations, zach OF which
distinguished itseli for all tina. 10 great
and noble, aud for generoua humanity
now aud before unknown In tho struggled
among nations. A humanity that lives
yet, but Is Bileucel by those men who
havo stolen the Bcspterl from these who
won II. All hail Our country! LIST peace
and prosperity spread their while wings
where tho yulture and tho raven are wont
to revel. a gj ~. IA =. Z, Z.
SPEAKING FOR THE c,NPEDERATRs VINO
FOUGHT.
Ispoak for The confederate soldiers OF
the battle field, or very many Of them.
We are Democrats, because Democracy
and @ solid South Is necessary for the pro.
lection Of the South from negro, or rather
mulatto domination under carpet BAG
rule. We mean to protect society hero
from 80 terrible curse I've have more 70.
spect for Uncle C,e,ar, the black man,
than Fred Douglas, tbs mongrel.) That
supremancy which God and nature hes
given to tho whites over tho dark race
VIC mean to maintain at Whatever sacri.
fee. Before 1t money, thrift, etc., are moth.
ing with us. Withou. it the South will
soon become o foul aud morgrel herd.
Lot tho Republican party consult It's own
race pride. as We do ours, and learn lit
tie common sonae, and icava US to mauage
this matter in our own way, aud We will
give the negro better protection than O
million bayonets In tho hands OF fanatics
who would come to think with Us on this
question before they had bssn with us
twelve months. The negro in our midst
is the bes. to do labo.sr in tho world, and
has ell the freedom ho wants. Bat no Ia
black and we intend he shsll remain
black. We intend to protect him from his
mnlatto ruiera and tyrante. 5
30 soon as We become assured that we
are no longer to be harrasssd about this
race question We will delibera.s where 10
put on. yotes to promote our ECONOMIC in
tereata. Not before. We now have five
great States that cannot bs held to the
WORK OF commercial importing New York
much longer, if the Republicans will
cast of their FosakeIs and shermans aud
learn coma sense. ;yi !; > X ~ q :
CLEVELAND AND TIE IMPORTING INTEREST.
Free raw materia! Is tho policy Of New
York and her Prouidons, Mr.. Cleveland.
Free raw ms!eriAl mslns ruin for fiys
Southern statea. II
No money for the improvement Of the
rivera OF the great West Is the policy OF
New York and her President, Mr.. Cleya-
land. This is ruin for tho commarcs Of
the crest Went.
The tax on tobacco Is tho policy Of New
YORK. and her President, Mr.. Cleveland.
i is not the policy Of the tobacco growing
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Silver and silver coinsge:is the policy Of
the South and Wcos. It 10 not the policy
Of Mr.. Cleveland and the bankers, brokers,
b2nd'holders, usurera and money kings
Of New York and the Eat. :.
The South 10 beginning to understand
the domination OF importing New York
and tho fres raw material policy Of Mr..
Cleveland and tbs manufacturing E,st,
snd tho sooner they understand il the
: We are tho instrument Of enyiching
New York mud the East G. our expense:
We are beginning to SEQ il, sud when we
lean towards the economic policy OF
protective tariff, particularly on wool,
iron, coal, &c, We arc met with ForRkera,
shermans and the like. We will have
none OF them. And ! say to you, Rsppb.
hcans, pledge youraeif to heavy tariff on
raw material, to the improvement OF our
riyers, to paying out the money in the
treasury for the general Improvement Of
the country, ard to such policy as will
Leave the money In the hands OF the peg
pic. Stop talking about your miserable
ihumbug oil free bailo! and a fair count,
banihh your Forske,s and Shermane, and
you will soon have FIVE Southern States.
Mover before. JYo S, SWAMI.
Charleston, ". Va, August 81, 1887.
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